RMNewsletter 5th format 10112026

Do you know the most American things?

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Interesting picture on that video.

It's of George Stinney Jr. a 14 year old Black boy who was put to death back in the 40s.

Aside from the atrociousness of his execution.......
When I see it it reminds me of a Congolese woman I initially tried to holler at but she could barely speak English.

But guess what?
She was a CONSCIOUS sista!

When I sat down with her to talk to her she'd constantly bring up...in the best English she could...something about "steen".
She'd constantly ask me what about "steen".

Then she'd show me a picture of him she had.

I didn't know who he was at the time but apparently she and a lot of people back in the Congo knew about him and other dark skinned AfroAmericans who have been mistreated through out history.

She forced me to do my research.....if I was going to spend any time with her, lol.

As far as the video itself............

The author of it....which sounds like a young White man...seems to be trying to drive the point home that public executions in the United States is common and nothing new.

People getting killed IN public is relatively common in the United States.
And public lynchings were common in the rural South with a very limited audience (usually only those in that local community) as compared to forcing the ENTIRE NATION to watch a person be killed.

But the government executing people on national television is very rare in the United States.
It seems like it's much more common in countries like Iran or Saudi Arabia or North Korea.

It satisfies the bloodlust of an increasingly violent society.